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Sorry for my recent absence. I came down with a nasty flu very early into the New Year and basically have been spending most of my time in bed since my last post. I’m feeling a lot better now however, so you should start seeing regularly scheduled posting commence again tomorrow at The Toronto […]
Well well well, I don’t get the chance to post for a few days and still there are only three interesting stories available from the news sites I browse for this segment. I guess Toronto’s in a rut right now for interesting travel news, although if you are interested in daily Toronto news that is […]
If you have no idea who Gertraud Mohwald is, don’t worry. I actually didn’t either until I did the research for this post! That might just be me showing my bias for events in the city that are musical in nature rather than artistic, but for all of you I’m making an effort to expand […]
Mozart is an 18th century composer that was responsible for the creation of many well known and easily recognizable pieces, although of course some of them have been parodied to the extent that you might not initially realize that they were composed by him. He’s also probably one of my favourite composers, which is quite […]
Well, it appears that even though it hasn’t snowed in Toronto for awhile and even though there is no snow anywhere on the ground, city officials are still having problems with the weather. In particular, the wind. And that is what kicks off this edition of news from Toronto that travelers might find interesting.
1) Hydro […]
Hopefully you guys are enjoying the short news updates, since I find that putting them together and finding specific news stories that might be interesting to tourists forces me to read through the news each day, something that I really should be doing but previously have usually found a way to get around through using […]
Aaron Davis is a composer and a keyboardist that has lots of years of experience in both of those fields as they relate to jazz blues and a person that can currently be seen regularly playing and arranging music for the singer Holly Cole. Suzie Vinnick is a blues singer that has won a number […]
Well well well, if you picked January of 2008 (and in particular this week) to travel to Toronto, then you might be extremely glad or extremely frustrated depending on what you came to the city for. If you came here dreading the cold winters of Canada, then the fact that this has been the nicest […]
In honour of this the 100th post on The Toronto Traveler, I bring you a very special Toronto Picture of the Day
As many people already know, we Canadians love our hockey and Toronto has the honour of being the city that is home to the hockey hall of fame. Every trip to this building of […]
Here is your latest helping of news from the T-Dot:
1) Alycia Heitt and Brother win $36 million lottery prize
2) Unexpectedly warm weather causes some ponds to dangerously melt
3) Canada’s as good as gold at the World Junior Hockey Championships
4) Good news for tourists: GO Transit strike averted at the last minute
5) It’s like skiing in […]
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